Louise Arbour - Farewell Interview
Tribunal Update 141: Last Week in The Hague (August 30 - September 5, 1999)
New Prosecutor Nominated
UN Secretary General Kofi Annan proposes Carla Del Ponte, the Swiss attorney general, to succeed Louie Arbour as chief prosecutor.
The Media War Continues
Belgrade maintains is firm grip on information within Serbia, shutting down independent media and pumping out such propaganda even Seselj has complained.
Interview: Veton Surroi - Sharing The Risks Of Democracy
The Serbs must be invited to "share the risks of building a future democracy" in Kosovo, says the province's top independent journalist, Veton Surroi. (BCR No 50, 23-Jun-99)
Milosevic & Others - The Indictment
Tribunal Update 127: Last Week in The Hague (24-29 May, 1999)
American Commitment To The War Crimes Tribunal
Tribunal Update 44: Last Week in The Hague (September 15-20, 1997)
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Interview: The War on Disinformation
Open source intelligence (OSINT) can provide facts – but impatient, angry audiences often prefer opinions.